At this time of year, when parents and their teenage children are enjoying the summer with parties and celebrations, issues often arise from the liability of serving alcohol to minors.
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The NJ Appellate Court Rules On Child Support Changes When That Child Is In College
July 18, 2012 | by Stephen Haller, Matheu NunnThe New Jersey Appellate Court in a case called Jacoby v. Jacoby, ruled that a child’s attendance at college – including “living” at college – is a change in circumstance which should lead to a review of the amount of child support being paid.
Part of the healing process of divorce is coming to the understanding that once the divorce is finalized, you have an opportunity to begin a new and different life. For many, leaving behind a spouse’s surname would go a long way toward renewing oneself.
Dear Ask the Attorney: My husband totally blindsided me by asking for a divorce. I still love him and don’t understand where this came from. I asked if we could go to a marriage counselor and he said no- he just doesn’t love me anymore. Can he still divorce me […]